The beer is wonderful! Toilet available! I recommend the tour to everyone.

The place is historical, the former Königsberg brewery Ponart, named after the Ponart district. During Soviet times, a plant producing Buratino lemonade in half-liter glass bottles. In the 90s, Silver Chalice water was bottled. The buildings have survived, only the roof beams are in disrepair. Some of the roofs collapsed. It would be nice to create a museum similar to the Heineken brewery in Amsterdam

The place is interesting and what I do there is commendable

The history of the Ponart brewery can be read on the brewery’s website, or directly in the courtyard, already during a walk. I liked the art space, even though we were there on a weekday, we walked around the shops and climbed into the observation deck. It's a pity we didn't have time for a tour. In the store from the factory (on the other side of the road, with a memorable door), they stocked up a variety of beers.

Nothing good, somehow meager. The assortment is not large.

I bought a very tasty garage, mmm... And what kind of young homeless people live there, the staff is “chic”. At this factory you can ask for a glass and they will give you a taste of good, dark, non-alcoholic beer straight from the barrel.

Have you visited, the catering is crumpet, they work without a headdress, they throw the food that fell on the table into the plates with their hands? The food is mediocre, the traffic is small, the food is stale and smells of other products 2+, check for three people

The brewery is just perfect, I recommend taking a tour, it’s good that there’s a market there, which is next to the house